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03-25-2011, 03:21 PM
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Leather Care
I would clean it with a very light wet rag first to get some of the dirt off, then use mink oil (for pre-1950 gloves) as stated above or if the glove is a more modern issue you could just use regular baseball glove oil and cleaner. Keep it away from sun light and store in the middle of the house not in the basement or attic.
Jimmy
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